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Mr. Funtoosh 

Pawlash, an engineer, returns to his slum and slum mates, who welcome him with a lot of pomp. However, he must prove himself innocent when Protaap, a crooked man, frames him for a real estate fraud.
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Pawlash, an engineer, returns to his slum and slum mates, who welcome him with a lot of pomp. However, he must prove himself innocent when Protaap, a crooked man, frames him for a real estate fraud.

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Directed By:Raaj Mukherjee
Written By:Raaj Mukherjee
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Runtime:148 minutes
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